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256 FAR BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. FARMERs-continued. Keinch Thomas Bishop, Cuddington, Lines H. J. W ootton Underwood, Aylesbry Hughes John Beecham, Hogshaw-cum- Aylesbury & Bishopstone, Aylesbury Lines Mrs. M. Hillesden, Buckingham Fnlbrook, Winslow Kemp William, Potters Row, Great Lipscombe James, Denham, Uxbridge Hughes,Toseph. sen.Hardwick,AyleRbury MiRsenrlen R.S.O Lipscombe Joshua, Rush green, Den- Hugbes ,Joseph, jun. Folly farm, Hard- Kempson William, Edle~boro', Dunstable ham, Uxbridge wicke, Aylesbury Kibble Edwin, North Marston, Winslow Lisley G. Hughenden, High Wycombe Hughes Mrs. S. A. Hardwicke, Aylesbury Kibble George, Quainton, Aylesbury Little Charles, Great Kimble, Tring HugheA Thos. Rose farm, Turville, Henley Kibble Thomas. Stewkley Dean, Stewk- Little E. Stockwelllane, Owlwick, Princes Hull Ernest, Green farm, Hughenden, ley, Leighton Buzzard Risborough 8.0 High Wycomb~ Kibble William, Buckslow farm, Swan- Little Wm. Standals,Bishopstone,Aylsbry Humphreys Mrs. Ruth, Brill, Thame bourne, Winslow Loke W. Ledburn, Leighton Buzzard Humphreys William George, Owlswick, Kidston F. M. Steeple Claydon, Winslow Long John, Pressmoor, Ashley Green, Princes Risborough S.O Kilby .John, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Berkhamstead Humphries William, Upper Waldridge Kilpin George, Stoke Goldington, New- Longland Thomas, High street, Olney S.O farm, Ford, Aylesbury port Pagnell Lovell G. Beachampton, Stony Stratford Hunt B. Lakes lane, Newport Pagnell Kimber G. Hughenden, High Wycombe Lovell G. Calverton, Stony Stratford Hunt T. Common, Radnage, Stoken- Kimhle N a than, Great Horwood, Winslow Lucas I. Sherington, Newport. Pagnell church, Wallingford - Kimble Nathan, Singleborough, Winslow Lunnon Robert Arthur, Bourne End S.O Hurst A. Lillingstone Lovell, Buckingham Kinch G. Bucksbridge, Wendover, Tring Lutman William, Wigans farm, Bledlow Hurst Frederick, Nearton End, Swan- Kinch Richard, Charndon, Bicester Ridge, Princes Risborough S.O bourne, Winslow King Albert, Great Harwood, Winslow Mackarneso John Evelyn, Hill farm, Shal- Hurst H. G. Leckhamsted, Buckingham King George, Bradenham hill, West stone, Buckingham Hurst I. Lillin~:?;stone Dayrell, Buckingham Wycombe, High Wycombe Maclean L. Newton Longville, Bletchley HurAt W. Leckhamsted, Buckingham King George, Nash, Stony Stratford McNab -, Botolph farm, Botolph Clay- Hurst Wm. T. Leckhamsted, Buckingham King Henry, Chetwode, Buckingham don, Steeple Claydon S.O Hutchings G. Hanslop, Stony Stratford King Hy. The Limes, Wavendon, Bletchly Madkins Mrs. A. Thornboro', Buckingham Hutt John, Ickford, Thame King Henry, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Major Arthur C. Ditton, Slough Hutt .Toseph, Horton, Slough King John, Bierton, Aylesbury Major R. H. Horsemoor green, Slough Illing Edward, Hill farm, Little Hor- King Reuben, Holmer Green, Amersham Makeham Walter, Water Eaton, Bletchley wood, Winslow King S. Meadle, Princes Risborough S.O l\Ialin W. Easingt.on, Chilton, Thame Illing John, jun. Spring grove, Mursley, King Theodore, Nash, Stony Stratford Mallett Lionel, Manor farm, Edles- Winslow King Thos. Newton Longville, Bletchley borough, Dun<>table Ing T. Dove house, Haddenham, Thame King W. Holywell, Nash, Stony Stratford Manning \V. Wing, Leighton Buzr.ard Ingram G. W. Steeple Claydon, Winslow King W. J. Little Horwood, Winslow l\farkham F. Hanslope, Stony Stratford Inns Thomas (exors. of), Petsoe lodge, King Mrs. William, Denham, Uxbridge Markham George, Quainton, .Ayle'lbury Emberton, Newport Pagnell & Lough- King William, Whaddon, Bletchley Marshall Claude, Shorney farm, Thorney, ton. Rletchley Station Kingham G. Ilmire, Princes Risboro' S.O Iver, Uxbridge Inns W. Petsoe, Emberton, Newport Pgnll Kingham James, Longwick, Princes Marshall George, Chesham R.S.O Ireland C. Water Stratford, Buckingham Risborough 8.0 Martin Henry & Bedford David, Hugh- Ives Frederick, Meadle farm, Meadle, Kingharn John, Weedon, Aylesbury enden, High Wycombe Princes Risborough S.O Kingham T. Spring hill, Dinton, Aylesbry M'1shiter J. Middle Clayton, Steeple Ives Waiter, Lavendon, Newport Pagnell Kingham William, Ford, Aylesbury Claydon S.O Jackson John, Little Plomer Hill farm, Kinross George, Stoke Poges R.S.O Mashiter Richard, Zion hill, East Claydon, West Wycombe, High Wycombe Kinross John, Riding Court house, Kings- Steeple Claydon S.O James George Tubb, Great Hampden, mead & Ditton Park farms, Datchet, Masom Thomas, Common farm, Calverton, Great Missenden R.S.O Windsor Stonv• Stratford •Janez Boaz, Speen, Princes Risboro' S.O Kirby James, Oakley, Thame Mason Harry, Prestwood, Great Mis- .Tanes Charles J. Sympson, Bletchley Kirby Thomas, Oakley, Thame senden R.S.O Janes Thomas, Weedon, Aylesbury Kirby William, Wheeler end, West Wy- May Mrs. C. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Janes W. Soulbury, Leighton Buzzard combe, High Wycombe :\faydon Lynch C. Mursley, Win>'low Janes Willis, Northall, Dunstable Kitson J. Haddenham lowe, Aylesbury Meacham T. Newton Longville, Bletchley Jarvis Alfred, Hyde heath, Great Mis- Knapp Richd. J. Turweston, Brackley Mead John, Henry & Edmund, Stewkley. senden R.S.O Knight Thomas, Shenley Brook end, Leight.on Buzzard Jefferson Mrs. Eli~:a, Sherington, New- Bletchley Station Mead Wm. & Co. Lim. Iver, Uxbridge port Pagnell Lacey G. Lewknor-up-Hill, High Wycombe Mead George, Chalfont St. Giles, Ger. Jeffs John, Bierton, Aylesbury Lacey George, Watercraft, Cadmore End, rard's Cross R.S.O Jellis Charles, Ivinghoe, Tring Lane End Mead J. Ravenstone, Newport Pagnell Jenney H. Lodge fm. Aston Clinton, Tring Lacey Horace, Loudwater, High Wycombe Mead ,J. Thos. So•1lbury, Leighton Buzzard Jenney S. W. Drayton Beauchamp, Tring Lacey Jabez, Overs farm, Wooburn Mead Matthew, Edgcott, Aylcsbmy Je!!sop Stephen, Chilton, Thame Lacey William, Finings, Bolter end, Lane Mead Richard, Chilton, Thame Jessop S. G. Dorton hill, Dorton, Thame End, High Wycombe Mead W. Soulbury, Leighton Buzz3.rd Jessop Mrs. William, Thomley hall, Lambert John, Hanslope, Stony Stratford & at Great Brickhill Worminghall, Thame Lambert T. North Crawley, Nwprt. Pagnll Mead W. Stewkley, Leighton Bu1.zard .Tohnson Alfred, Stoke Poges R.S.O Lamborn R. Ludgershall, Aylesbury Mead William, The Ferney, Whitchurch, Johnson G. Lavendon, Newport Pagnell Lambourn Mrs. E. & Son, Biddlesden, Aylesbury J ohnson H. V. Lavendon, Newport Pagnll Brackley Merrick Frederick, Church end, Had- J ohnson John Henry, Uphoe farm, Laven- Landon Henry, Walton & Elm farms, denham, Thame don, Newport Pagnell Aylesbury Merry Mrs. S. R. Steeple Claydon, Winslw .Tones T. & H. Edgcott, Aylesbury Lane Alfred, Hyde Heath, Great Mis- Merry T. R. Steeple Claydon, Winslow Jones David, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester senden R.S.O Merry W. Southcott, Leighton Buzzard Jones J. Chilton grnds. Chilton, Thame Lane F. J. Ashley Green, Berkhamstead Midwinter John, Oving, Aylesbury Jones Jesse, Knowl hill, Middle Claydon, Lane F. Q. Ashley Green, Berkhamstead Miles Harry, Chalfont St. Peter, Ger- Steeple Claydon S.O Langridge J. Eton Wick, Windsor rard's Cross R$.0 Jones Josiah, I"udgershall, Aylesbury Langston James, Gerrard's Cross R.S.O Miles .John, Monkton fm. Gt. Missenden Jones Silvanus, Horn street, Winslow Langston Thomas, Long Down, Great Miller H. ,T. Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Jones Stephen, Manor farm, Bletchley Kimble, Tring Miller J. Chartridge, Chesham R.S.O Jones Wm. Geo. Gawcott, Buckingham Law J. F. S. Gawcott, Buckingham Mills John, Farnham Royal R.S.O JordanGeorge, WendoverDean, Tring Law William, Filgrave, Tyrill!;ham, Mills T. North Crawley, Newport Pagnell Jordan Thos. Newton Longville, Bletchley Newport Pagnell Missenden G. Newton Longville, Bletchley .Jordan W. N. Crawley, Newport Pagnell Lee A. Hardmead, Newport Pagnell MissendenGeorge, Whaddon, Bletchley Judd lsaac, Manor house, Thornborough, Lepper Alfred, Cowley, Buckingham Mole Edward, Ludgershall, Aylesbury Buckingham Lepper Charles, Hillesden, Buckingham Mole J. & U. Ludgershall, Aylesbury Judge George, Marsh Gibbon, Bicester Leslie G. & Sons, Great Kingshill, High Mole J. W. Ludgershall, Aylesbury Keats Charles, Hanslope, Stony Stratford Wycombe Mole Walter, Brooklands farm, Ludge:· Keedle Thomas, St. Leonard's, Tring Le.~ter Ant. Middle Claydon, Steeple shall, Aylesbury Keen Mrs. E. Littlecote, Leighton Buzzard Claydon S.O Monk C. H. Sheepcote, Eythorpe, Aylesbry Keen Mrs. Jane, Bledlow Ridge, Stoken- Lester F. W. Botolph Claydon, Steeple Monk Geo. A. Shipton farm, Winslow church,Wallingford Claydon S.O Monk John, Bledlow ridge, Stoken- Keen John, Stewkley, Leighton Buzzard Lester Henry A. Foscott, Buckingham church, Wallingford Keen Robert, Chilton, Thame Lester L. Shipton Lee, Aylesbury Monk John, Windmill farm, Bletchley Keen Mrs. Sarah, Aston Clinton, Tring Lester Oliver, Leckhamsted, Buckingham Monk John F.. Tattenhoe, Bletchley Statn Keene Mrs. Alfred, Rockall end, Ramble- Lester T. G. Middle Claydon, Steeple Monk William, Tuckey farm, Winslow den, Henley-on-Thames Claydon S.O Montague L. Ha:demere, High Wycombe Keene Cha.rles Daniels, Hambleden, Lever W. Wooburn Green S.O Moore Robert, The Common, Amersham Henley-on-Thames _ ., Lever William, Hitcham, Maidenhead More James, Sloughbotton farm, West Line Joseph, Great Horwood, Winslow Wycombe, High Wycombe .
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    Arthur Kempster Corporal - Service No. 42703 - Age 25 Army Unit 3rd Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Enlisted: January 1915 in Canadian Expeditionary Force Arthur was born on the 8th May 1893 in Wingrave. The son of George and Sarah (nee Jakeman) Kempster, he was brought up in Crafton with 6 other children, his father was a shepherd. In 1911 he and his brother were butcher’s assistants in Wealdstone, Middlesex. He died on the 19th November 1918 from mustard gas and influenza. He is buried in Wingrave Congregational Chapel Yard and is also commemorated at All Saints, Wing. His brother, Harry Fredrick Kempster was born in Wingrave in 1890. He died on the 2nd October 1917 in Flanders, Belgium. Harry was a rifleman with the Royal Irish Rifles, 7th Battalion. Whilst killed in action, he is not mentioned on the Mentmore War Memorial. © Mentmore Parish History Group. With thanks to Andy Cooke, John Smith (Cheddington History Soc), Lynda Sharp and Karen Thomas for research and information. Ernest Taylor Private - Service No. 29168 - Age 30 6th Battalion Duke of Wellington’s [West Riding] Regiment. Enlisted: Huddersfield Died July 27th 1918, in the No 3 Australian Causality Clearing station, Brandhoek. Suffered gunshot wounds to his back, forehead and neck. Buried Esquelbecq Military Cemetery III D 14. Born 1887 Cheddington, Son of William and Mary (nee Baker) Taylor Ernest married Elizabeth Kelly (nee Firth). Elizabeth was a widow with four small children. The couple met and married in Huddersfield and had a child of their own on 11th Nov 1916. Ernest had worked on a local farm in Cheddington then he moved to Huddersfield where he became a goods porter.